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The boyband, who reached number one with their debut single 'Beat Again', admitted that they are eager to release material Stateside but will first focus on their support at home.
"We're concentrating on consolidating ourselves over here first. So it'll probably be a long time before we think about the States and going over there to promote," Jonathan 'JB' Gill told BBC Newsbeat.
"Obviously it's on our wish list, we'd love to go over there. It's not different to any other territory and we want our music to be worldwide, that's the main goal for us."
The group, who came second in last year's X Factor, are currently working on their debut album and will embark on their first headline tour next year.
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